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Towards A Symphony of Instruments

An invaluable collection of papers setting out the history and theology of the Anglican Communion’s four Instruments of Communion. These will help the reader understand the ministry of the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lambeth Conference, the Primates’ Meeting, and the Anglican Consultative Council, and how together they serve the life of the Communion.

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Intentional Discipleship

An Anglican Guide for Christian Life and Formation

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Out of the Depths: Hope in Times of Suffering

Out of the Depths is an Anglican theological resource written for Christians of all traditions; both those who are undergoing persecution and those prayerfully trying to make sense of persecution and support their Christian brothers and sisters. Out of the Depths starts with our global context and six current case studies. Religious persecution, and theological responses to persecution, is then examined in Scripture. Diverse theological responses over the centuries are explored in the sections on tradition and reason, including consideration of the theological resources of those of other faiths. Each section ends with opportunities for reflection and response and the book concludes with encouragement to bring these reflections and responses to God in worship.

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Land of Promise

This new edition of ‘Land of Promise?’ includes The Travellers’ Guide to ‘Land of Promise?’ . This study guide is designed to help groups investigate the issues raised in ‘Land of Promise?’ and should prove particularly helpful for those going on pilgrimages to the Holy Land as well as those who wish to explore Christian attitudes to the Holy Land, with a special reference to Christian Zionism.

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In the image and Likeness of God

The International Commission for Anglican–Orthodox Theological Dialogue began its fourth phase in 2009, under the co-chairmanship of Archbishop Roger Herft and Metropolitan Kallistos of Diokleia. In September 2015 the Commission completed this, its first Agreed Statement, In the Image and Likeness of God: A Hope-Filled Anthropology. The product of six years of study and dialogue, the text celebrates what Anglicans and Orthodox can say together about the human person, created in ‘the Image and Likeness of God’.

Generous Love

This significant report on the theology of inter faith relations, produced by the Anglican Communion Network for Inter Faith Concerns (NIFCON) with a Foreward by the Archbishop of Canterbury, sets out succinctly some key themes of Anglican inter faith engagement, rooting this engagement in the Christian understanding of God as Trinity.

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Relating With Hindu Diaspora: Anglican & Lutheran Reflections

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Into All the World:Being and Becoming Apostolic Churches

Into All the World:Being and Becoming Apostolic Churches A report to the Anglican Consultative Council and the World Methodist Council by the Anglican-Methodist International Commission for Unity in Mission AMICUM 2014 This report from the Anglican-Methodist International Commission for Unity in Mission explores theologically and biblically the shape of unity in mission. It surveys a number of places in the world where there is active ecumenical dialogue between Anglicans and Methodists. It provides some Tool Kits with practical advice for Methodists and Anglicans who want to further their relationship, and provides a number of questions that they might want to explore together. It also has some suggestions regarding ecumenical theological education.

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Transforming Communities

The Report of ACC-15 Auckland, New Zealand, 2012

The Anglican Consultative Council (ACC) is a triennial meeting of ordained and lay people nominated by each Member Church of the Anglican Communion. It facilitates cooperation, collaboration and information exchange across the Communion. Its fifteenth meeting was in Auckland, New Zealand in 2012. Transforming Communities contains all the reports, papers and accounts presented to that meeting, and all the Resolutions that were passed.

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Living Reconciliation

Highly readable yet not lightweight, this beautifully written book weaves together stories of those who travelled with Jesus and stories of present-day Christians. Desmond Tutu commends this book “as a tool and encouragement in living your life of reconciliation”. The Archbishop of Canterbury describes it as “an excellent book” that removes our excuses for avoiding the hard journey towards reconciliation. Reading it can get you excited about peace making and transforming our world.

Anglican Lutheran Agreements

A compendium ecumenical agreements from 1972-2002, and the text of The Pullach Report 1972; The Helsinki report 1982; The Cold Ash Report; The Niagara Report 1987; The Meissen Common Statement 1988; The Porvoo Common Statement 1992; The Hanover Report 1995; The Reuilly Common Statement; Called to Common mission; The Waterloo Declaration 2001; Common Ground (Australia); The All-Africa Anglican-Lutheran Commission Report 2001; Growth in Communion 200-2002.

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Church of the Triune God

The Cyprus Report is the fruit of the third phase of Anglican-Orthodox international theological dialogue. It reflects the further consideration given to ecclesiological issues discussed in earlier phases and registers considerable agreement over a range of issues. It is hoped that it will “help Christians of both traditions perceive anew the work of the Triune God in giving life to His Church, and draw us closer to that unity which is His will for all the faithful”.

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Communion, Conflict and Hope

The Report focuses on the nature of Communion, and how unity can be sustained during times of intense disagreement. It demonstrates the foundations of Anglican identity – attention to the Bible, the vocation towards holiness, respect for local cultures, the gifts of discernment and diversity, and the development of appropriate competencies to articulate the mind of the Church. Clarifying such issues not only maintains communion, but actually enriches the sense of common life and purpose that the Communion seeks.

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Conversations Around the World

A summary of the Conversations between 2000-2005 about Continuity; Confessing the Faith; Mission and Ministry; Baptism and Initiation; Membership of the Church; the Eucharist; Oversight; Recognition. All these themes are illustrated with stories gathered from around the world.

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Cross Cultural Christian

A workbook for those going as Christians into a different culture; it includes sections on Culture, Living, Faith, Church and Mission concluding with a chapter that encourages reflection on these cross-cultural experiences. It is a workbook; there are plenty questions and exercise for you that are intended to get you thinking about the different issues that it introduces you to. Christians from South America, Africa and Asia have contributed to the book as well as insights from those working for a number of different mission agencies.

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Equipping Bishops as Leaders in God's Mission

The bishops of the Anglican Communion met together in 2008 for ‘counsel and encouragement’. Around 670 bishops came, at the invitation of the Archbishop of Canterbury.

This book contains the principal addresses to the Conference, the sermons, reports given to the bishops and reflections on different elements of the gathering. It is the official record of The 2008 Lambeth Conference, one of the four Anglican Instruments of Communion.